Can you recommend where to rent a cheap car in Antalya?
Can you recommend where to rent a cheap car in Antalya?
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Dar'ya
Cizgi
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Mike
Are the prices and conditions there reasonable? The website doesn't really show much, they want some kind of credit card... Have you rented anything there?
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Mike
@Darya: What kind of credit card do they want? Do they want to charge and freeze it or something? And are you aware of any restrictions on 200 km per day, what kind of tour jokes are these at all?
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Dar'ya
@Mike: If you book on the website, you have to pay in advance. That's what we did this year. Last year we arrived and paid in cash (euros) at the office on the spot. Around 200 km/day is common here. Looks like Cizgi also added it. This is the average, so if you rent for a week, you shouldn't drive more than 1400 km.
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Dar'ya
@Mike: Yes, we have had the experience. We rented a car in Istanbul and drove to Antalya with it. Last year, we rented different cars for a total of 4 months. This year, we also rented one for a couple of weeks. It's possible to pay in cash on the spot (at least that's what we did last year).
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Maksim
@Mike: A credit card for a deposit, yes, to freeze a certain amount. If you take it with full insurance, then the deposit and credit card are not needed accordingly. (That's how it was for us) The limit of 200 km per day is a common rule for car rentals. There is an option for unlimited kilometers. Of course, it's slightly more expensive. But you don't have to worry about anything
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Are the prices and conditions there reasonable? The website doesn't really show much, they want some kind of credit card... Have you rented anything there?
@Darya: What kind of credit card do they want? Do they want to charge and freeze it or something? And are you aware of any restrictions on 200 km per day, what kind of tour jokes are these at all?
@Mike: If you book on the website, you have to pay in advance. That's what we did this year. Last year we arrived and paid in cash (euros) at the office on the spot. Around 200 km/day is common here. Looks like Cizgi also added it. This is the average, so if you rent for a week, you shouldn't drive more than 1400 km.
@Mike: Yes, we have had the experience. We rented a car in Istanbul and drove to Antalya with it. Last year, we rented different cars for a total of 4 months. This year, we also rented one for a couple of weeks. It's possible to pay in cash on the spot (at least that's what we did last year).
@Mike: A credit card for a deposit, yes, to freeze a certain amount. If you take it with full insurance, then the deposit and credit card are not needed accordingly. (That's how it was for us) The limit of 200 km per day is a common rule for car rentals. There is an option for unlimited kilometers. Of course, it's slightly more expensive. But you don't have to worry about anything